AJ you are as funny as a hemmoroid!

Scott mission accomplished ;-)

Mister Bubba:evilb::evilb:

:ernaehrung004:luckeeeeeee......:ernaehrung004::ev ilb:

AJ told me you were in La pulling a carriage !! :evilb:

Saw the LSU hats on sale at Walgreens, free hat with a bottle of Massengil..... :rolleyes:

Sorry I missed you Bub, had to go get a birthday gift for my bride you know how it is right? See ya on the next trip down to da swamp. Make sure you send me an invitation for the ....... well whatever.:ernaehrung004:

OMG BUBBA! Say it aint soo! Is it the END OF DAYS?
(Strong Work on the pleasuring part!)

You know it's winter time when you guys don't have anything better to talk about than me:grinser010:

Fireball if I remember right the fire was under the starboard hatch:drink:

Glad you're still here to talk about! :ernaehrung004:

I was watching "Gangland" on A&E(?) last night, and the gangs on this episode were from New Orleans. "The Gotti Boys" were the main story (no relation to "the" Gotti Family). Highest murder rate in the country, and they've supposedly taken over the nice parts of the city post Katrina since their areas were destroyed? 60 day indictment laws in LA, don't apply in Texas, so they came back to NO to avoid prison under the TX state laws. Once the 60 days runs out, they have to drop the charges. 7% of all crimes end in conviction.....:eek: Pretty scary that they basically get away with murder at will.

The show really made NO look like an extrememly dangerous place these days, which I'm sure was sensationalized somewhat, but damn. They showed the French Quarter and said it's not as safe as before because the gangs have started working that area as well.

I have a hard time believing it's as bad as the show made it look, but what did it look like when you were there?

Ask Delo I think he bought a restaurant there ......:hitfan: